The Exchange's Listening Room presents Stew Cutler & Friends

As part of its mission to bring the arts to all communities throughout our region, The Exchange hosts a monthly Blues/Americana/Roots Listening Room in our storefront art gallery on Main Street in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
The concert on October 30th, 2024 -- the 84th in the Listening Room -- featured STEW CUTLER & FRIENDS.
Sound, and lighting for this concert by William Jay; video camera by Robyn Madara Jay; introduction, still photos, and video editing by Exchange executive director Oren B. Helbok.
In a career spanning more than four decades, Jazz/Blues/Gospel guitarist/composer Stew Cutler has established himself as a bandleader, composer and teacher. With numerous record releases to his credit as a bandleader and countless sessions as a sideman, Cutler’s prolific career is a walk through musical history. Cutler has worked as a sideman with many musical greats including Percy Sledge, Eddie Floyd, Wilson Pickett, Fontella Bass (featured on Bass's Grammy-nominated album "No Ways Tired"), Earl King, Jimmy Castor, and many more. Cutler has also worked with Jazz greats David Sanborn, Bill Frisell, Lester Bowie, Charlie Hunter, and Wayne Horvitz, to name a few, as well as artists as diverse as Meatloaf, Jeb Loy Nichols, David Fanshawe, Sweet Georgia Brown, and Jimmy Dale Gilmore, among others.
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On the last Wednesday of almost every month, and occasionally on other days, beginning at 7 p.m., musicians perform in our intimate space in the Exchange Gallery at 24 East Main Street, up close and personal. We feature a range of acts - solo artists and small bands, acoustic and electric - in an atmosphere conducive to enjoying and experiencing the music: just a few dozen concertgoers, the musician(s), and the music.
We have uploaded dozens of videos of Listening Room; find links here on RUclips and at ExchangeArts.org/listening-room. We have also uploaded all of the monthly Coffeehouse Series concerts recorded in Berwick; find them at ExchangeArts.org/coffeehouse-series.
For more information about the Exchange, contact us at 570-317-2596 or [e-mail] and visit ExchangeArts.org.